So far the Tea Party candidates are 2 for 3 when it comes to the Senate. To me, Rubio’s win is much more important to the Tea Party than Paul’s. Especially since Rubio is so young, from a very populous state and is much smarter than Paul. Keep your eye on him. Christine O’Donnell, yeah, [...]
The GOP is finally able to get rid of one of their more embarrassing Senators. The reason? Money… The writing on the wall may have been the news reported Sunday by the Louisville Courier-Journal that more than 100 former Bunning donors have signed up with Secretary of State Trey Grayson, a fellow Republican who has [...]
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Former Kentucky Commerce Secretary Bruce Lunsford is actually leading McConnell 49 to 44 in the latest Rasmussen polls. So how is this possible when McConnell has a favorability rating of 52% in his own state? Two words: Bush and economy: While McConnell will try to make Obama a part of Lunsford’s name, Lunsford will emphasize [...]
This in line with most predictions, but one has to think that Obama would have liked to have closed the gap somewhat. Her are the final numbers: Popular Vote Clinton – 459,145 Obama – 209,771 Pledged Delegates Clinton – 37 Obama – 14 If I can find any demographic info, I’ll post those metrics soon. [...]
Because I won’t be able to do nearly as good as job as them. Tweet
As soon as the polls closed, the nets called it for her. In fact, ABC currently has the spread 57 to 40, but it’s going to be bigger than that. Already one county is reporting 91 to 5 in her favor. More as it develops…although there’s probably not a lot more to say. Tweet
I’ll be covering this tonight, but I can give you a good preview of the results… Clinton will win big in Kentucky, possibly by 30 to 35 points. Obama will win big in Oregon, possibly by 10 to 15 points. So that’s the common wisdom right now. Will the voters surprise us? Tune in tonight! [...]
A smart move on the Illinois senator’s part. From Politico: At the heart of the bid to steer reporters from the he-will-declare-victory narrative is a recognition that Clinton, who trails by a historically small margin, claims millions of supporters who don’t want her unceremoniously pushed out of the race. And the Democratic party views its [...]
Polls indicate that Hillary Clinton is headed for landslide victories in Kentucky’s and West Virginia’s primaries. She leads by 29 and 34 points respectively. Unfortunately for Clinton, this is what’s known as too little, too late. Still, the Barack Obama campaign has to be concerned that the Illinois Senator is still underperforming in states with [...]
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